Calculate Employee Provident Fund corpus at retirement
EPF Corpus at Retirement
₹3,91,27,039
Excludes the EPS share, which buys a pension under a separate formula.
From year 27, your own contributions (VPF included) exceed ₹2,50,000 a year. Interest on the excess is taxable at your slab rate; the projection above shows it before that tax.
Of the employer’s contribution, 8.33% goes to the Employees’ Pension Scheme — and it is computed on wages capped at ₹15,000, not on your actual basic. On ₹50,000 that is ₹1,250 a month, ₹4,94,802 over your career.
It is not lost — it buys a pension — but it is not in the corpus above, and a calculator that counts the full employer 12% as EPF overstates the total by roughly a third.
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employer EPF share = employer% × basic − 8.33% × min(basic, ₹15,000)
A statutory retirement fund for salaried employees, run by EPFO. You and your employer each contribute 12% of basic pay every month.
For most salaried Indians it is the largest single retirement asset they will hold — and the one they think about least.
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